Which type of web cookies originate from a domain different from the specific website currently being viewed by the user in their active browser tab? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

Which type of web cookies originate from a domain different from the specific website currently being viewed by the user in their active browser tab?
A. Third-Party Cookies
B. First-Party Cookies
C. Secure Session Flags
D. HttpOnly Tokens
Answer: Option A
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Third-party cookies are set by external domains (like embedded ad scripts or social tracking widgets) on the page you are currently browsing.

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